Shake an inclined plate straight up and down at the right frequency, and a droplet can turn that motion into a slow walk against gravity.

An archerfish turned its natural water cannon into an answer button for a face-recognition test.

A stack of sun-warmed bricks can become a therapeutic hideout for an endangered frog.

A water anole dives with a silvery bubble repeatedly expanding and shrinking over its nostrils.

A cultured neural system received feedback from a simplified Pong environment and changed its activity during the experiment.

Researchers used oat flakes and Physarum polycephalum to compare a biological network with the Tokyo-area rail system.

Researchers deliberately found apparent fMRI activity in a dead salmon to demonstrate the danger of uncorrected multiple comparisons.

Researchers built an underwater theater, trained cuttlefish to tolerate red-and-blue anaglyph glasses, and played computer animations of walking shrimp.